Book “Na Baird Tirisdeach”
Book “Na Baird Tirisdeach – The Tiree Bards” containing original compositions of natives of Tiree at home and abroad. Edited by Rev. Hector Cameron. (Belonged to Ian Johnston, Heanish and signed “To Aunty Mary from Morag, Xmas 1934”).
Book of poetry “Tiree Memories” by C. Thompson, 2001
Booklet of 11 poems about the old days on Tiree by C. Thompson (daughter of Effie Clark), Ruaig. (Two copies).
Two articles in `Scottish Studies No. 32` regarding historian Eric Cregeen of Tiree, and another regarding John Francis Campbell, 1998.
Two articles in `Scottish Studies No. 32` regarding Eric Cregeen: (1) `Eric Radcliffe Cregeen 1921-1983` by Margaret MacKay, Director of the School of Scottish Studies, (2) `Oral Tradition and History in a Hebridean Island` – a critical assessment of oral history as a historical source by Eric Cregeen. (3) ‘Here I am in Another World: John Francis Campbell and Tiree’ by Margaret MacKay.
Paperback book `A Proper Schooling and other poems` by Aonghas MacNeacail.
Collection of poems in Gaelic with English translation by Aonghas MacNeacail, 1997 Scottish Writer of the Year.
Hradback book `Clarsach an Doire` by Niall MacLeoid.
Poems, songs and stories by Neil Macleod
Paperback book `Bardachd Dhomhnaill Alasdair`.
The poetry of Donald MacDonald from Garrabost, Lewis.
De-accessioned 1.3.2026.
Newspaper feature `Down your way – Isle of Tiree`, 2001
Oban Times feature about Tiree: (1) `Busy school to have mini roadway` – mini roadway to be built at the school to teach pre-fives about road safety, (2) `Island Met Office gearing up for winding down` – the impending closure of Tiree Meteorological Station with photograph, (3) `State-of-the-art dental surgery replaces caravan` – the new dental surgery at Baugh with photograph, (4) `Meeting hears new Crossapol Hall no nearer` – the withdrawal of funding for the new hall and the plan to redesign another, (5) `Wish I was here on Tiree` – the visit from a travelling art gallery and Aonghais MacNeacail`s talk about his poetry in An Iodhlann.
Audio cassette recordings about songs by Neil Brownlie and the Balemartine Bard
Two audio cassette recordings: (1) made by Alasdair MacArthur, Balemartine, of a radio programme featuring Jean Walker singing songs by Neil Brownlie, and about the `Balemartine Bard` John MacLean (1827-1899), (2) Jean Walker and Alasdair MacArthur singing songs by Neil Brownlie.
Audio cassette and booklet `Calum Ruadh`, Scottish Tradition No. 7.
The songs of Calum Ruadh, the bard of Skye, recorded by the School of Scottish Studies. Accompanying booklet on Bookshelves `Bardachd`.
De-accessioned 1.3.2026.
